What’s happening in the market?
Tignanello 2022 is the top traded wine of the week so far, changing hands in decent volumes around the £1,070 per 12×75 mark – c.17% below its ex-London release price (£1,300). Domaine de la Romanee-Conti’s 2005 Richebourg sits behind in second place, trading actively in loose bottle format.
Today’s deep dive: bull or bear – technical promise amongst the Italy 100 components
Recently, we have developed a tool to automatically compute technical analyses for large sets of LWIN7 Market Price indices. Running this analysis on the Italy 100 components revealed one clear winner – Solaia. With its price index finding support on its SMA7 and SMA20 and its volatility decreasing, technical indicators point towards positive future price movement. Moreover, a bullish divergence arising in its Relative Strength Index (RSI) and its Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) on the verge of moving above its own moving average tell us that bearish momentum is giving way to more bullish momentum.
Technical analysis of the Solaia index
Turning to market activity for confirmation of these promising signs, Solaia’s trade volumes have remained steady, but its bid:offer ratio has risen substantially and consistently over the course of H1 2025. As of June, it sits at 1.18, the highest level since October 2023.
Bid:offer ratio (by value) of Solaia over time
Opportunities
Under current market conditions, positive future price performance is never a certainty. Nevertheless, there have been wines that have remained stoic through the downturn, Solaia amongst them. As such, indicators such as these are still encouraging. For interested buyers, there are opportunities available.
Solaia 2015: offers under and close to Market Price
- 6×75 at £1,785 (equivalent to £3,750 per 12×75)
- 1×150 at £576 (equivalent to £3,456 per 12×75)
Solaia 2007: offer under Market Price
- 6×75 @ £1,285 (equivalent to £2,570 per 12×75)
